
the User Guide completely.
unit due to various models.

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Thumbnail Function ..................................... 10
Audio Setup ........................................ 12
Troubleshooting ........................... 18

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This unit employs a laser. Due to possible eye
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to
to provide rea son able protection against harmful
with the in struc tions, may cause harmful interference
to radio com mu ni ca tions. However, there is no guar-
terference to radio or television reception, which can
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
ferent from that to which the re ceiv er is connected.
This product incorporates copyright pro tec tion tech-
nol o gy that is protected by method claims of certain
television sets are fully compatible with this product
the “Standard De nition” output. If there are questions
times in different regions of the world, all players have region
the region code notice on the screen. The disc will not play,
There are 6 regions (also called “locals”). Each DVD play er
Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East (including
Australia, New Zealand, Paci c Islands, Central America,
WHEN OPEN AVOID EX PO SURE TO BEAM
FCC and Safety Information
trade marks of Dolby Lab o ra to ries.

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Important Safety Instruction
to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

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To avoid any malfunctions of the unit and to protect against electric shock, re or personal injury, please
Avoid placing the unit in areas of:
Turn the unit off when not in use. When left unused for a long period of time, the unit should be unplugged
from the household AC outlet.
Touching internal parts of the unit is dan ger ous and may cause serious damage to the unit. Do not
When the unit is suddenly moved from a cold environment to a warm one If moisture forms inside the
watch a TV broadcast and the unit is left on. This is not a malfunction of the unit or the TV. To watch a TV

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PORTABLE DVD PLAYER USER GUIDE
Your Portable DVD Player is capable of playing DVD discs and having their content viewed on the
to play NTSC DVDs, it can also play PAL DVDs (NTSC and PAL are video formats); refer to the Quick
Selecting the type of disc for the type of TV connected
To View NTSC DVDs on an NTSC TV Monitor
the Portable DVD Player’s LCD and on the external
To View NTSC DVDs on a Multi-TV System Monitor
To View NTSC DVDs on a Multi-TV System Monitor
the Portable DVD Player’s LCD and on the external
To View PAL DVDs on a Multi-TV System Monitor
To View PAL DVDs on a Multi-TV System Monitor
the Portable DVD Player’s LCD and on the external
To View PAL DVDs on a PAL TV Monitor
monitor (capable of viewing NTSC and PAL)

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PORTABLE DVD PLAYER USER GUIDE
DVD Operation
Basic DVD Playback
the disc tray with the printed side up.
Stopping Playback and Returning
to the Menu Screen
(If a Menu Screen is Available on the Disc)
To completely stop the disc playback,
To return to normal playback,
The disc is advanced by one frame each
To return to normal playback,
Fast Forward and Backward
To return to normal playback,
Skipping a Chapter Ahead or Back
When pressing the button once midway
through a chapter, the player returns to the
The player skips a chapter each time you
To resume the sound, press

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DVD Operation
- continued
Repeat Viewing
REP: [ CHAPTER ]
REP: [ TITLE ]
REP: [ OFF ]
Displaying Scene Information
title number, chapter number, and other
To stop displaying scene information,
the information disappears.
Changing Audio Soundtrack Language
Changing Subtitle Languages
To clear the subtitle display, press
Viewing from Different Angles
1
multiple viewing angles are recorded.
to select the preferred item.
To return to the previous menu
Using the Menu Function
1

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Audio CD Playback
Basic Audio CDs Playback
trol, a menu appears after a few seconds.
To play a music track in the menu,
to enter the le list on
the right of the screen. Press
To return to normal playback,
Displaying Track Information
To stop displaying track information,
Skipping a Track Ahead or Back
When you press the button once midway through
track being played back. The player skips a track
[ –– – CI TY J AZ Z] 01 –– –– –– .
01 . 01 – –– –– –
02 . 02 – –– –– –
03 . 03 – –– –– –
04 . 04 – –– –– –
05 . 05 – –– –– –
06 . 06 – –– –– –
07 . 07 – –– –– –
08 . 08 – –– –– –
09 . 09 – –– –– –
10 . 10 – –– –– –
01. CITY JAZZ
02. CLASSICAL
03. MOVIE OST
04. ITALIAN OPERA
05. MUSICAL
06. US POP
07. UK POP
08. HEAVY METAL
09. SONATA
10. RAP
[ IT AL IA N OP ER A] 08 –– –– –– .
01 . 01 – –– –– –
02 . 02 – –– –– –
03 . 03 – –– –– –
04 . 04 – –– –– –
05 . 05 – –– –– –
06 . 06 – –– –– –
07 . 07 – –– –– –
08 . 08 – –– –– –
09 . 09 – –– –– –
10 . 10 – –– –– –
01. CITY JAZZ
02. CLASSICAL
03. MOVIE OST
04. ITALIAN OPERA
05. MUSICAL
06. US POP
07. UK POP
08. HEAVY METAL
09. SONATA
10. RAP
[ IT AL IA N OP ER A] 01 –– –– –– .
01 . 01 – –– –– –
02 . 02 – –– –– –
03 . 03 – –– –– –
04 . 04 – –– –– –
05 . 05 – –– –– –
06 . 06 – –– –– –
07 . 07 – –– –– –
08 . 08 – –– –– –
09 . 09 – –– –– –
10 . 10 – –– –– –
01. CITY JAZZ
02. CLASSICAL
03. MOVIE OST
04. ITALIAN OPERA
05. MUSICAL
06. US POP
07. UK POP
08. HEAVY METAL
09. SONATA
10. RAP

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Kodak and JPEG Picture CDs Playback
Stopping Playback
To stop playback and return to the menu
To return to normal playback,
to rotate the picture clockwise by 90° or
Viewing the Next or Previous Picture
to view the next picture or
to view the previous picture.
to select the preferred picture.
Basic Picture CDs Playback
To play picture slide show,
Some discs, MMC/SD cards or USB Flash Drives
may contain music, picture and video le formats.
will be selected rst. To
select Picture CD mode, press
is selected and then press
[C AN AD A] 00 1. JP G
00 1. 0 01
00 2. 0 02
00 3. 0 03
00 4. 0 04
00 5. 0 05
00 6. 0 06
00 7. 0 07
00 8. 0 08
00 9. 0 09
01 0. 0 10
[C AN AD A] 00 1. JP G
00 1. 0 01
00 2. 0 02
00 3. 0 03
00 4. 0 04
00 5. 0 05
00 6. 0 06
00 7. 0 07
00 8. 0 08
00 9. 0 09
01 0. 0 10
01. JAPAN
02. CANADA
03. FRANCE
04. BRAZIL
05. EGYPT
[C ANA DA ]00 1.J PG
00 1. 00 1
00 2. 00 2
00 3. 00 3
00 4. 00 4
00 5. 00 5
00 6. 00 6
00 7. 00 7
00 8. 00 8
00 9. 00 9
01 0. 01 0
01. JAPAN
02. CANADA
03. FRANCE
04. BRAZIL
05. EGYPT

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MPEG-4 Playback
Basic MPEG-4 Playback
To stop playback and return to the menu
[ Fi le N am e- 1 ]0 01 –– –– –– .
00 1. 0 01 – –– ––
00 2. 0 02 – –– ––
00 3. 0 03 – –– ––
00 4. 0 04 – –– ––
00 5. 0 05 – –– ––
00 6. 0 06 – –– ––
00 7. 0 07 – –– ––
00 8. 0 08 – –– ––
00 9. 0 09 – –– ––
01 0. 0 10 – –– ––
01. File Name-1
02. File Name-2
03. File Name-3
04. File Name-4
05. File Name-5
06. File Name-6
07. File Name-7
08. File Name-8
09. File Name-9
10. File Name-10
[ Fi le N am e- 1 ]0 01 –– –– –– .
00 1. 0 01 – –– ––
00 2. 0 02 – –– ––
00 3. 0 03 – –– ––
00 4. 0 04 – –– ––
00 5. 0 05 – –– ––
00 6. 0 06 – –– ––
00 7. 0 07 – –– ––
00 8. 0 08 – –– ––
00 9. 0 09 – –– ––
01 0. 0 10 – –– ––
01. File Name-1
02. File Name-2
03. File Name-3
04. File Name-4
05. File Name-5
06. File Name-6
07. File Name-7
08. File Name-8
09. File Name-9
10. File Name-10
Pausing Playback
To return to normal playback,
Some discs, MMC/SD cards or USB Flash
contain music, picture and video
le formats. When the player reads the disc,
[ Fil e Nam e-1 ]0 01– –– ––– .
00 1. 00 1 – ––– –
00 2. 00 2 – ––– –
00 3. 00 3 – ––– –
00 4. 00 4 – ––– –
00 5. 00 5 – ––– –
00 6. 00 6 – ––– –
00 7. 00 7 – ––– –
00 8. 00 8 – ––– –
00 9. 00 9 – ––– –
01 0. 01 0 – ––– –
01. File Name-1
02. File Name-2
03. File Name-3
04. File Name-4
05. File Name-5
06. File Name-6
07. File Name-7
08. File Name-8
09. File Name-9
10. File Name-10

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LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
MENU
ENGLISH
GERMAN
SPANISH
FRENCH
PORTUGUESE
ITALIAN
If the language selected is not recorded
LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
MENU
LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
MENU
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPANESE
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
ITALIAN
GERMAN
LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
MENU
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPANESE
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
GERMAN
OFF
LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
MENU
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPANESE
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
ITALIAN
GERMAN

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when connecting the player’s Digital
when connecting the player’s
Digital Out (Coaxial) jack to a 2-channel
AUDIO SETUP
DIGITAL OUT
AUDIO SETUP
DIGITAL OUT
SPDIF/OFF
SPDIF/RAW
SPDIF/PCM
VIDEO SETUP
VIDEO OUTPUT
TV TYPE
TV SYSTEM
CVBS
P-SCAN
VIDEO SETUP
VIDEO OUTPUT
TV TYPE
TV SYSTEM
VIDEO SETUP
VIDEO OUTPUT
TV TYPE
TV SYSTEM
P_SCAN WARNING
ENABLE PROGRESSIVE
ENSURE YOUR TV SUPPORT
P_SCAN MODE
IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE TO
P_SCAN PLEASE PRESS OK
- - - - [04]
NO OK

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as the video output setting,
make sure your TV set supports P-Scan input
feature and the YUV cable be properly connected
for a conventional size TV set.
VIDEO SETUP
VIDEO OUTPUT
TV TYPE
TV SYSTEM
4:3PS
4:3LB
16:9
wide-screen TV set to played in “FULL” size.
VIDEO SETUP
VIDEO OUTPUT
TV TYPE
TV SYSTEM
NTSC
PAL
AUTO

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Kid safe; it is safe even for kids.
General audience; recommended as
Parental Guidance suggested.
Material is unsuitable for children
Parental Guidance-restricted;
to view only when supervised by a parent or
Restricted, children under 17 would not
No children under the age of 17,
with DVD discs featured with the parental lock
Please keep in mind that discs not encoded with
OSD Setup
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SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DIVX
DEFAULT
SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DIVX
DEFAULT
ON
OFF
SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DIVX
DEFAULT
1 KID
2 G
3 PG
4 PG-13
5 PG-R
6 R
7 NC-17
8 ADULT
1 KID
2 G
3 PG
4 PG-13
5 PG-R
6 R
7 NC-17
8 ADULT
SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DIVX
DEFAULT
X X X X

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SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DIVX
DEFAULT
OLD : _ _ _ _
NEW : _ _ _ _
VERIFY: _ _ _ _
SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DVIX
DEFAULT
ON
OFF
will change camera angles for
movies that support this feature regardless of whether
to check Registration Code
when you purchase or rent an encrypt movie le
from VOD (Video-On-Demand) service agent.
SYSTEM SETUP
SCREEN SAVER
PARENTAL
PASSWORD
ANGLE MARK
DVIX
DEFAULT
READ
DIVX REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION CODE:
XXXXXXXX
TO LEARN MORE VISIT WWW.DIVX.COM/VOD
[DONE]

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LCD Setup
Brightness Setting
again until the LCD setting box
again until the LCD setting box
again until the LCD setting box
again until the LCD setting box
PANEL: <− NORMAL −>
PANEL: <− 4:3 −>
COLOR: <− +3 −>
COLOR: <− +2 −>
COLOR: <− +1 −>
COLOR: <− 0 −>
COLOR: <− -1 −>
COLOR: <− -2 −>
COLOR: <− -3 −>
BRIGHT: <− +3 −>
BRIGHT: <− +2 −>
BRIGHT: <− +1 −>
BRIGHT: <− 0 −>
BRIGHT: <− -1 −>
BRIGHT: <− -2 −>
BRIGHT: <− -3 −>
LCD: <− OFF −>
LCD: <− ON −>

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Check if the disc is defective by trying another disc.
remote control signal sensor.
Alternative audio soundtrack (or subtitle)
An alternative language can not be selected may result of no more than one
lan guages cannot be selected.
lan guages cannot be selected.
angles recorded, these angles may be recorded for speci c scenes only.
the AC power cord and then re-connect it. (The player may not be operating
properly due to lightning, static electricity or some other external factor.)
“Com po nent” in the video output setting.
to the output format setting.
you are ex pe ri enc ing. Some simple checkups or a minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem

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Disc Handling and Maintenance
Wipe gently with a soft, damp (water only) cloth.
When wiping discs, always move the cloth from the center hole toward
to occur, which will cause noise.)
Wipe the moisture off with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth before using the disc.
You can damage discs if you store them in the following places:
Areas exposed to direct sunlight
Areas directly exposed to a heat outlet or heating appliance
Wipe this unit with a dry soft cloth.
And do not use compressed air to remove dust.